Proper hoof care is so important for the health and well-being of horses, ensuring they can move comfortably and avoid painful injuries or infections. Thanks to the generosity of AAA supporters, essential items like shoes, nails and tools have been supplied to empower farriers and improve the lives of working horses on Gili Trawangan Island in Indonesia.

Thanks to the incredible support of our generous donors, APOWA’s team brought essential care to 94 working animals this month through their mobile veterinary clinic. Horses and oxen who support their communities received the help they needed - vaccinations to protect them, treatments to heal their wounds and check-ups to ensure their well-being.

Your generosity empowers our work and strengthens our partnerships, including with the wonderful and compassionate team at VSPCA. We’re grateful to share their latest update with you - showcasing the care and life-saving impact your donations have made, from rescuing 52 bulls from neglect to rescuing Rocky from a ritualistic sacrifice.

Thanks to the incredible support of our compassionate AAA community, Starting Over in Israel continues to bring kindness and healing to donkeys who have endured so much. Every rescue, every moment of care and every happy ending is only possible because of you.

Throughout November, Blind Love conducted a series of outreach events to care for cart horses in the community. Thank you to our kind-hearted supporters of Animal Aid Abroad. Your generous donations and compassion play an essential role in helping Blind Love provide care and support to working animals in South Africa.

A big thank you to all our amazing supporters! Your compassion and care mean the world to working donkeys in desperate need of help. Because of you, together with our project partner Blind Love, we can provide treatments, humane harnesses, resources and kindness to support working animals.

One day, the team visited the village of Luniawas, where a camel owner named Sitaram approached them with his camel. He explained that the camel had a wound on its lower jaw, which was infested with worms. The camel was in significant pain and visibly restless.

Throughout this quarter, seven equine cases were attended to at the HIS campus, covering a variety of conditions such as colic, tick infestation, eye tumors, laceration wounds, anorexia, and diarrhea. The team also managed the Luniyawas camp, ensuring the welfare of these animals.

In November, AAA supporters made a profound impact by helping Nowzad’s Working Animal Program deliver care and support to animals in Afghanistan, improving their well-being in the face of challenging conditions.